Deposition of Robert Planden

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Robert Planden now of the Citty of Dublin gentleman sworne and examined deposeth and saith That about the first of december 1641 This deponent was forceibly expelled and deprived of and from the possession Rents and proffitts of his farme at Miltowne in the County of Kildare worth for in his interest therein 100 li. at least, And of his Corne cattle horses Mares geldings howsholdgoodes & other his goods & chattells of the value of six five hundred and twenty five Powndes more By one William Wogan of Dunborne in the said County gent and Edward Fitzgarrald of Plunketstowne in the same County Esquire Peir & by report by Peirce ffitzgarrald of Ballishannon & by oneAsh whoe lived nere the Naas gent And further saith That by meanes of the present Rebellion he is deprived of and hath lost in the Rents and proffitts of his howses 4 tenements in Sct Mary Abbey Dublin the most part of the Rent of 16 li. per annum now for he only receiveth iij li. per annum for them clere Rent & looseth the rest, Soe besides the wasting of his howses And hee is like to loose the most of the future proffitts thereof vntill a peace be established
Robert Plandon
And this deponent further sayth after he was soe as aforesaid deprived of his goodes he resorted to the Citty of Dublin where hee tooke vpp Armes against the Rebells and euer since hath served as a trooper vnder the Command of the Erle of Leicester & is yet of the same troope
Robert Plandon
Jurat January 11 1644
Hen: Jones
Hen: Brereton

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Kildare 200
Mr Robert Planden
Jur 11o Jan: 1644
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